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You can legitimately downgrade anytime; your Win 7 license is still valid (just not to be used at the same time at 10, since the Win 10 license is an upgrade li
by JonathonW 10y ago
You can legitimately downgrade anytime; your Win 7 license is still valid (just not to be used at the same time at 10, since the Win 10 license is an upgrade license). You can then re-upgrade to Windows 10 at any point, as long as it's on the same hardware (either doing a clean install using your Windows 7 key or no key, or doing another upgrade install).
The 30 day window is the period of time where you can uninstall and revert to 7 from within Windows 10, without having to do a clean install of 7. Windows 10 removes files from the old version of Windows after 30 days.
- pasbesoin 10y agoThank you. Exactly what I was looking to understand. :-)